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The "Other" Killer song - Kokuten - 10-20-2005
the previous subject line brought this one to mind
George Michael - Killer
Quote:Song causes any despondent/suicidal Target to break depression and shift alignment temporarily towards good.
So you want to be free
To live your life the way you wanna be
Will you give if we cry
Will we live or will we die
Tainted hearts heal with time
Shoot bad love so we can
Stop the bleeding
Solitary brother, is there still a part of you that
Wants to live?
Solitary sister, is there still a part of you that
Wants to give?
Solitary brother,is there still a part of you that
Wants to live?
Solitary sister, is there still a part of you that
Wants to give?
If we try to live our lives
The way we wanna be
Solitary brother, is there still a part of you that
Wants to live?
Solitary sister,is there still a part of you that
Wants to give?
Solitary brother, is there still a part of you that
Wants to live?
Salitary sister, is there still a part of you that
Wants to give?
Racism in future kings can only lead to no good
And besides, all our sons and daughters already
Know how that feels
In a frustrating turn, depression break is 'sticky', and fades slowly over time, usually _not_ fading, unless depression is caused by an outside source. Alignment shift is not sticky, and binary sets back to normal the second the song is over >.Wire Geek - Burning the weak and trampling the dead since 1979
Re: The "Other" Killer song - Bob Schroeck - 12-05-2005
Wow, that's really super-specific. I think I'd have to design a villain to use that one, because I can't think of anything or anyone that it lends itself to easily right now...
-- Bob
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